Mireth is a world built vertically: cities up impossible cliffs, mirrors trading daylight between the cuts, hoists carrying commuters and freight and kids who know exactly which rules they can break. Kestrel arrives to open a road, has to learn how the place actually works, and then the new cut fails and all that infrastructure becomes rescue geometry.
This is the one where I wanted a frontier world worth saving, not just a problem to solve.
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- Mireth. Did you want to live there before it broke?
- Every shortcut crosses someone's home or work. Was there a route you'd have refused?
- Encounter-and-rescue as a shape. Does it hold a whole novel?
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